Extension Course Slated At State College Of Iowa Muscatine
An extension course in Foundations in Arithmetic taught by Jack Wilkinson will begin September 15 at Muscatine Community College as part of 23 State College of Iowa offerings in Iowa communities this semester. Courses may earn undergraduate or graduate credit and assist teachers with certificate renewals. Enrollment blanks are available locally, and a public meeting on September 21 at the maintenance shop on Park Avenue will discuss personnel policies and public relations with Iowa State Highway Commission staff and district engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilkinson
State College of Iowa
Muscatine Community College
Iowa
Raymond Schlichter
Cedar Falls
Nately
Iowa State
Highly Commission
Commission
Park Avenue
Obituary notices from Muscatine area funeral listings
Obits detail multiple local deaths including Mrs Byrnadean Guertin aged 36 of Rock Rapids born 1997 with service at First Reformed Church and survivors, infant Timothy Kautz of Lone Tree who died at home born 1962, Nelle Johnson 87 formerly of Muscatine with services in Bloomer Wisconsin, and other memorial notices for Irene Opitz and Water Stark with dates, places, and survivors referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnadean Guertin
Pos. Guerin
Rock Rapids
Gilbert Elbers
Richard Guerlin
Muscatine
Patricia Terrill
Vicki
Tommy Terrill
Walgall
Gilbert Hibers
Rack Rapids
Timothy Kautz
Timothy Michael Kaute
Mike Kaute
Lone Tree
To Kanta
Mike
Janet Kauta
Lori Jo Kautz
C. H. Kaute
Mussine
Alberta Wiley
Fairbanks “Fungeal
Memorial Park Cemetery
Leo. Jeambey
Nelle Johnson
Nelle M. Johnson
Bloomer
Wisc
Chippewa Tails
Thiermunt Sas
New Auburn
Dobnyer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ruth Kriho
Richard Opitz
New Buffalo
Mich
Stark
Coorg
Icey
Harling Durant
Lenora Harling
Durant
Frick Funeral Home
Shawn Michael Kraklio Wilton
St. Marys Catholic Cemetery
Shawn Michael Kraklio
Darius
Sandra (Werling) Kraklio
Muscatine General Hospital
Mark
Todd
Earl P. Kraklio Sr
Alvin Werling
Wilton
Fath
Griffith Funeral Home
Teardown Not Carried Out After Jackson's Race Win
Burlington racer Ron Jackson won the feature event but a teardown was not conducted. Reports of a stock-appearing car circulated. no protest bond was filed. Jackson previously faced heat-related issues and qualified poorly before the victory, while other local drivers endured crashes and mechanical failures during the program at Burlington and Columbus Junction events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesy
Ron Jackson
Burlington
Jackson
Dune 27
Teame
Bill Newman
John Mickey
Columbus Junction
Jalopy
Lewn DeMeyer
Washington
Wayne Lee
Labor Day
Point
Mark Mosier
Ben Jackson
Burling ‘Ion
Bob Inglebright
Mount Pleasant
Bob Lane
Fi “Mel. Morris
West Liberty
Mike Niffenegger
Kalona
Bob Smith
Ais
Bob Ensminger
Johnny Mullink
West
S Liberty
Gene
Williamson
Masier
Niffenegger
Leon De“Meyer
Smith
Aussies Complete Davis Cup Sweep In Interzone Final II
Australia clinched a 4 0 victory over Sweden in the Interzone final to complete the Davis Cup sweep. Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle won their singles matches as coach Harry Hopman’s team prepared to challenge the United States in Cleveland September 25 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baasial
Aweden
Nrvs
Ing
Cleveland
Harry Hopman
Sweden
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Unusual Twin Bill Wednesday at Tom Bruner Field
Krieger Motors and The Masculine Ney ova meet in a unique 8 PM doubleheader at Tom Bruner Field with a five inning baseball game followed by a five inning softball clash. Pitchers include Ron Reifert for Krieger and Butch McCleary for the Red Sox with Carl Bartenhagen and John Robinson starting softball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Ova
Krieger Motors
Tom Bruner Field
Krieger
Reht
Ron Reifert
Mascaline
Glar
State University
Iawaeam
Lor
Sox
Butch McCleary
Rock Island
Red Sox
George Long
D. Galvin
D. Grensing
J. Stengel
B. McCleary
S. Temple
J. Freese
Rauschenberger
J. Hatt
Swine Steady In Slow Trade Across Chicago Market
USDA reports Wednesday livestock receipts around 900 cattle 6000 hogs and 500 sheep with hogs trading slow though some early sales 25 cents higher. Slaughter steer trade fairly active steady to 25 cents higher with mixed high choice and prime loads at 27 to 28 per hundredweight weighing 1175 to 1425 pounds. Hog quotes list various 200 to 500 pound ranges, cattle and calf values mixed, sheep and lambs weaker with lambs 85 to 100 pounds at 24.50 and 22.50 to 24.00 for other grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
Chicago
USDA
Utiland
Choice
Stocks Register General Gains
New York trading picks up with a broad market advance as volume reaches about 4.5 million shares. Key stocks rose along a wide front, while Chicago potatoes show mixed arrivals and steady to firm prices amid modest demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weak bidding in soybeans signals soft market in Chicago
The Chicago Board of Trade showed weaker bids across soybeans and grains with most contracts slipping about two cents per bushel. Traders cited uncertain yield prospects around 725 million bushels and limited export demand, while corn and wheat moved in small fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Divorce suits and temporary injunctions filed in Daily Report
Dorothy L. Newcomb also known as Bonnie Newcomb sues Robert L. Newcomb for cruelty custody of seven children support and property, with a temporary injunction preventing entry to 12 Nyenhuis Street. Alma L. Walser sues Lloyd A. Walker for cruelty custody two children support and property, with a temporary injunction. M A Lombard Company vs James F Tierney Jewelry dismissed by plaintiff. Judge Matthew Westrate presiding. delays and judgments include set asides and seven day plea period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Newcomb
Bonnie Newcomb
Robert L .Newcomb
Matthew Westrate
Nyenhuis Street
Alma L. Walser
Lloyd
Tierney Jewelry
Plaintll
Police Court Docket Details Multiple Offenses
Police court records show speeding tickets for Craig Fryberger 21 of Mulberry Avenue and George Estabrook 31 of Route 3 Columbus Junction, plus fines for muffler noise, intoxication, improper turning, and other charges. Hospital and dismissal lists include numerous names and admitted or discharged patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane Goodken
Craig Fryberger
Mulbeery Avenue
Ralph Maxman
Nichols
George T. Estabrook
Columbus Junction
Caral A Maxwell
Moscow
Marlan D. DeVore
Palm Street
Clinton
Donald
Nebraska Street
Marian D. DeVore
Henry Millox
Milwaukee
Wis
Nat Gully
Gary L. Johnson
Youle
Bend
White Jury Hears Case In Georgia
In Danielsville Georgia a white male jury is set to hear opening testimony in the murder trial of two Ku Klux Klan members linked to the shooting of Lemuel Penn, a Washington DC educator. The third Klansman will be tried separately amid a crowded, segregated courtroom. Two Negroes were struck as prospective jurors. this marks the first time Negro names appeared in the jury box for the county’s superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielsville
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Georgia
James $. Lackey
New York stocks mixed with declines and list of names
Readable snapshot shows several company names and figures amid a stock market note. Cory Bat and Sears Foch appear with a notable drop while Westingh and Texacn Al Thatcher Glass are listed among others. Prices and ratios are given in a compact array.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proc & Grin
Cory Bat
Sears
al Thatcher Glass
Westingh
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Road Commission
Ula. m
McKee Button Co
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing &Co
Varel
Germany
Canada
United States
Irene Opitz
Walter E. Stark
Mr. Stark
New York City
Frieda Kemper
Dleatry
Edwin Froffardt
Greenwood Cemetery
Amprivan Legion
Mickey
Dick McClure
Morris
Lane
Ensminger
Hal Lundvall
Wapello
Dick Kleindolph
Leroy Stutzman
Lockridge
Ralph Ericgon
Roger Noble
Mullink
Dick Hamilton
Seml-Main
Ken Jackson
Stanley Crooks
Letts
Jack Jones
Larry Ulch
Mosier
Inglebright
Stocks Register General
L. S
Omaha Livestock
Ohanama
Daily Report
Mischbuting Company, Inc
Home Center, Inc
Stanley C. Gilfoyle
Sharon Allan Hahn
Virgil Larimer
Westvale
Glenn Nyen
Ama’ McCoy
Mulberry
Alfred Kahl
Orchard
Louis. Weber
Robin Roads
Chester Clark
Dav'export
Everett Wagoner
Hershey
Russell Ferns
Clarence Lamp
Stanley
McKeown
Lincoln Blvd
Sharon Barry
E. Second
Donald Tietge
Maple
Betty Miller
Sycamore
Donal
Wisconsin
Claude Bender
Werne A. Hopker
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Betty Ann Sloan
Aledo
Hattie DeMar
Columbus City
Clifford Collins
Gilbert
Efe Elder
Oakwood
Earl Elder
Emma Morehead
Minois City
Robert Bowman
Clarence Eis
Mutherry
Vincent Gaeta
Misnison
Cedar
Gary Weihel
Raule
Jerry McMichael
Atalissa
Arturo Garza
Route 4
Larry Buck
Wiliam L. Bruner
Justice Court I
W. Hurlbut
Dennis T. Paradis
Hollandale
Tex
Harvey Albee, Jr
Arthur J
Kludy
East Seventh Street
Bloomington
Paul Reed
Sally
Danny
Lanesboro
Monroe Streeter
Harold Houseman
Homer Bailey
America
Ambassadors
Krieger Rambler
Mississippi Dr
Rudy, Vallee
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Goodrich
Goodyear Ita
Ceara
T&t SS
Towa
Aknn
T&t
Atchison
Bendix
Beth
Singer
Nowtip
Handy
Young Budget Machine Oy Singer
Singer Sewing
E. Arid
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